Tithonus

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Tithonus is a figure in Greek mythology, a mortal prince loved by the dawn goddess Eos who was granted immortality without eternal youth, leading to his endless aging.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf figure in Greek mythology
mortal prince
appearsIn Homeric Hymns NERFINISHED
later Greek and Roman literature
poetry of Sappho
associatedDeity Eos NERFINISHED
Zeus NERFINISHED
associatedWith dawn
category Characters in Greek mythology
Mortals loved by gods
Trojan princes NERFINISHED
children Emathion NERFINISHED
Memnon NERFINISHED
culture Ancient Greece NERFINISHED
curseType eternal old age
domainOfResidence the dawn
ethnicity Trojan
fate eternal life in perpetual old age
father Laomedon NERFINISHED
gender male
giftFrom Zeus NERFINISHED
giftType immortality
immortalityStatus immortal without eternal youth
inspiredWork "Tithonus" by Alfred, Lord Tennyson NERFINISHED
literaryMotif immortal but ever-aging man
lovedBy Eos NERFINISHED
mythology Greek mythology
notableFor endless aging
myth about immortality without youth
origin Troy NERFINISHED
partner Eos NERFINISHED
reasonForTransformation unending decrepitude
requestMadeBy Eos NERFINISHED
requestTo Zeus NERFINISHED
residenceWith Eos NERFINISHED
roleInMyth example of flawed wish
royalStatus prince of Troy
sibling Priam NERFINISHED
spouseOrLover Eos NERFINISHED
symbolism separation of immortality and youth
warning about unintended consequences of immortality
theme aging
divine–mortal love
immortality
transformation cicada
transformedBy Eos NERFINISHED

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Eos consort Tithonus
Priam sibling Tithonus
Memnon (in later tradition) parent Tithonus
subject surface form: Memnon
Memnon (in later tradition) father Tithonus
subject surface form: Memnon
Tithonian namedAfter Tithonus